I'm assuming your allowed to use a calculator for this? That's what I would do.

To go about the fraction, take the whole number and times it by the denominator, then add in the numerator to create a new fraction(a whole one not mixed). Then simply divide the numerator by the denominator.


193 is the new numerator and the new whole fraction is this and dividing it out gives you,

For the third one, just input it into a calculator,
Answer:
they are 0.2 apart from each other and can easily be shown on a number line
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
b=boy
a= a on the exam
b=15
b∩a=6
b'∩a=3
b'∪a'=?
b'∪a'= b'+a'-b'∩a'
a= b∩a+b'∩a (law of total probability) = 9
a'= 25-9 = 16
b'= 25-15= 10
16+10-7=19
19/25= .76
One possible divided is the number 1236.
If 5 went into 1235 the quotient would be exactly 247. However, there needs to be a remainder. So let's just change the number to 1236. Then, there will be a remainder of 1.